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$779,500 USD
+59 moreMakeHatteras
Model50 Convertible
Length237.6m
Draft237.6m
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About this vessel
Introducing the 2005 Hatteras 50 Convertible, a stunning example of craftsmanship in the world of convertible boats. This vessel boasts a robust fiberglass hull with a Deep Vee shape, ensuring excellent performance and stability on the water. Powered by twin CAT C18 inboard engines, each delivering an impressive 1015 horsepower, this boat is designed for both speed and efficiency. The Hatteras 50 Convertible is perfect for those seeking adventure, offering ample space for fishing or cruising with friends and family. Its thoughtful design and reliable engineering make it a standout choice for boating enthusiasts. BURNIN DAYLIGHT is a well-kept example with many upgrades. Experience the thrill of the open water with this remarkable vessel, combining luxury and performance in one exceptional package.
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The details
Vessel
MakeHatteras
Model50 Convertible
Dimensions
Length overall237.6m
Draft237.6m
Features
On board
Upgraded teak cockpit and ladder
Built-in blue water bait tank
West Coast stainless steel bow rail
West Coast outriggers with Maximizers
Novurania tender
Custom low profile Steelhead davit crane
Upgraded upholstery in salon
Air conditioning and heating system
Blue Water water maker
Bow thruster
Yacht Control System
Starlink
Caterpillar 17kW generator
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